. chefore Magistrate Ci. Norring-
: ‘drs
- on Eon ‘driving; EL Wilson, |

' Improvement classes for Ter-|

$150 to lawful owner,

“ finemianin July, 1950,

. ed to’ Campbell ‘River and

TERRACE, B.C.

: of Agnes. Motz (lett) and Joan Webber, members
. Self-improvement for Terrace women

" HOUREWIVES. COLLEGE. will use the talents — ‘of the committee planning the self-improvement
course for Terrace housewives, Story below.

Wives’ College boon to husbands?

When wives go back to school,
husbands will benefit.

That's the promise mady by
Agnes Motz, with a special kind
of school in mind,

-The school is Housewives’ Col: ;

lege, a series of weekly self-

race women.

COURT
_ REPORT

The 6 totlowing convictions were
mdde in Terrace Magistrate's
Court during the past two weeks

“Ernest We Rosie, "impaled
ed S150- with prohib-

He) pretences ‘on three counts,
given suspended sentence ‘with
‘probation and ordered to restore

Jack’ McKitinton, false. pre.
“tences. on:twWo counts, sentenced
to one month: on -¢ach count,

There were 66 convictions for
Speeding and minor traffic: in-
fractions; two an liquor charges;

one ‘for ditving without due care | ing

and, ong. on a sundry. charge.

" Magistrate FH, "hdoraes _Pre-
Sided avér the following

John Dignard fined $300 for
assaulting police; 49° speeding
and yitnér traffic convictions and
one on 8 charge of canshig a adis.
turbance, oO,

wy: TEL @
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Tetthibne TOM PANY

C. R, SWABEY
New .
Appointment
Announced

The appointment of C. R,

Swabey. as Manager of the.
Northern Division, with
headquarters at. Prince
George, is announced by the-
British Columbia Telephone .
Company, , :

Mr. Swabey was ‘born in

England and educated at |:

Kitchener, Ont. and ‘served

for two. years as a. pilot in |

the RCAF during ‘World
War IL. He-served mn north-
ern B.C, with the provincial -
power commission and on.
Vancouver Island with the
jfederal:- government tele-
graph service before joining
B.C. Tel as -an: apprentice

“In 1953 he became.a com.”
Nndtion. “man in‘ Powell
iver, later serving there as

-dline foreman, district main- |

| vising foreman.’ Followin
postings in ‘Dawson ‘Cree
" and Prince George, he mov-

‘has. been’ Manager of the ©

| télephone r Bt Camp- -.
se 2 Distelet: since
1 ao

tenance foreman and super-. j.

it will "benefit the husbands
of Terrace,'’ Agnes Motz prom-
ised, “It's purpose is to make
wives more beautiful and more
bearable,”

The college, sponsored by the
Terrace Community Centre, is
unique in this part of the world,

It began here last year, and the
initial class prompted a repeat
for the 1967-68 season,

t e ®
- You could call it a charm
school, But there’s more to it
-| than that,

“The idea is to make avail.
able to the average housewife the
things that will help: her, - It’s
a course for women to help
them better themselves intellect-
ually by personal improvement,’
according to. volunteer. publicist
‘Joan Webber, - :

. Aten-dollar fee ts charged for
the lectures which run Wednes-
days October 11 to November 22,
And the fee also covers a‘follow

‘| up series after Christmas,

s 3 8:
*AlE classes are heldinthe Com-

Munity Centre, ruining from 8:30

to 10:30 each night,

* Opening class October 11 is a

social and get aquainted even-

Classes will then cover fash-
fon, make-up, hair care and styl-
ing; poise and posture, dieting and
exercise, with a fashion showand
social evening slated - for
November 22 to wind-up the pre-
Christmas serles, on

BETES
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TELEPHONE COMPANY

GORDON F. MacFARLANE
New
Appointment

| Announced

. The appointment of Gordon ;
“ F, MacFarlane as - Vice--
President — Operations,
‘effective, Oct.: 1, is. an-
nounced by J. Ernest Rich-
_ ardson, President and Chicf -
Executive * Officer ‘of. the .
“B.C. Telephone Company.

‘In his’ new cupacity, Mr.
MacFarlane will. be respon-

" siblé sfor- the day-to-day —

“operntions. rof the “Com- |
pany’ Ss communications sys"
: tena. . .

“Born and raised i in Victoria,
Mr
the -University of British ©

. Columbia following, sérvice .

with the RCAF from 1943 -
to 1946, In 1950, he ob-

tained his Bachelor of Ap-
‘plied | Science degree in elec-

trical engincerihg: He joined

B.C..Tel.in May,.1950 and *

has served in various enpn-:

: Construction Manager, Dis-
trict Manager and Director
‘of Plont® and:-Enginecring
“Services. He has been “the
"Company's Chic€ “Engineer “

‘and Directar ‘of Plant Serv-._ if
| cices. since February, 1966. ;

MucFerlane «attended - 1

cities-sirice, ‘including ' Const- || @-
al Division Engineering and.)

In the- new. year the classes
are expected to cover intellect-
ual improvement including town
planning, politics, community in-
terests,, home. budgeting; .wo-
men’s legal .rights, family re-
lationships, interior decorating,
and arts and crafts onthe agenda,

Housewives College 1s co-ord-
inated by Agnes Motz working
with program ‘chairman Emily
Simons, Working on the commit.
tee are Vi McKinnon, Harriet
Farkvam, Lorraine Byrd, Joan
Webber and Sandy Juetten,

Agnes Motz is available to
provide further information on
Terrace Housewlves College at
8| 635-2312,

Caravan drew
big crowds

Ng citizens didn’t let the
centennial caravan. pass by’ Ut.
noticed,

They turned out in force tw
view the trailer mounted ‘per-
spective of Canadian history on
show here September 24 and Sep.
tember 26,

A total of 6,287 Terrace heads
were. counted. ‘Sunday, And a
further ‘5,222 passed through the
caravans Tue.

Monday is the day oft for per
sonnel operating the centennial
caravan,

. A caravan official called the
Terrace response ‘‘fantastic'’’,
He rated it ds the fourth Jars
gest attendance figure in the
province since the B,C, cara

| and tributes, - Included were a

: through the paviliions, dinner
. evening on ‘the town and a kiss

van began ite tour. |.

635-74

«| Make

BY PHONING

for “your”
_ WINTERS
/ HEATING:

ound |
the
town. vee

Mrs, Allen Tegart of Inver:
mire is currently visiting at the
home of her son-in-law and datigh-
ter, Mr, and Mra, Tom -De-
Kergommesux of-Terrace, Mrs,
Tegart will ‘sperd approximately
ten days | visith ig here. :

A very pleased Terrace aunt
was Mra, Ethel Dubeau who rec-
ently learned that her nephew,
Tim Broderick’.and his wife of
Toronto were the 30 millionth
persons to visit Expo 67 and
ag such, received several gifts

bouquet of roges, a -gold wrist-
watch, engraved scroll, goldmed-
allion, three history books, a

carved gold dish, police escort

a high. class restaurant, an

from 4 Frenchman,
‘* * 7 ®. 3

Dr, Marcelle Chiasson return-

ed at the week-end from a yacat-
fon in Easieyn Canada, She vis-
tted her fetter and other relatives
in her home town of Lameque,
New Brunswick; spent some time
at EXPO and ‘attended a med-
{eal convention in Montreal. Dr.
Mei Carso -
Mel Carlson of ‘Yoronto "took
over .hér practise during her
absence, Dr, Carlson has return-
ed to Toranio,

ose

Ted Welli, secretary-treas-
urer. of School District.No. 53,

left Sunday by CP Airlines for |[
_| Vancouver to, attend the annual

convention of B.C. School Truat-
ees’ Association, -He was accom.
panied by Mra, Wells,
. oe a8

Dr, and Mrs. Ken MacPherson
returned by CP Airlines Sunday
from a business trip to Van-
ecouver, followed by a pleasure
trip to San Franciseo and Mex-
ieo, The MacPhersons left Mex-
ico City at. 6a.m, Sunday morn-
ing by jet and were in Terrace
at 6 p.m, the same day,

Mrs, Cathie Fraser has re-
turned from annual vacation dur-
ing which she attended the an-
nual convention of Canadian
Weekly Newspaper publishers in
Ottawa; visited EXPO- 67; took
a side trip with Dr, .Marcelle |-

“TERRACE: HERALD,

the aid of the library. Above, Mrs. Douglas L, Currie of
the Friends of the Library passes on $500 to Library board
member Ralph Easton. Money was raised by book sales,

Chaisson to Lameque on the east |=: -

coast of New Brunswick; vis-.
ited’ friends in. Vancouver and
former. Terrace residents, the
Whitnay Lewis' and the Archie .
Cambrins in Tsawwassen. She
returned by Northland Prince
on Friday.

October 5th, 6th & 7th at the .
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Skeena Secondary. School,
Carl Hoalden will direct.” ‘New 2
fiembers ve will be. welcomed, :

‘ anette André. Renal a; Caw

o indian children, ‘ and” Miles
Zintz, outstanding cross-culture| ¢
al educator from the University
of New Maxico, will be featured] =~
“4 speakers at the convention of the| 2.
;| Federal Teachers. Association! ‘
October 5 and 6 at Skoglund Hot
Springs, Interested persons are
invited to attend.
fed 915,00. Open meeting,|.#
Thursday, 8 p.m, — gratis,

Me,[o

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Convention} #

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